Prudential finances 601 Lexington, Zuckerman calls Obama administration “anti-business” … and more

1. Prudential Mortgage Capital provides $200 million in financing for 601 Lexington Avenue
[Market Watch]
2. Mort Zuckeman calls the Obama administration “anti-business”
[CNBC]
3. Art dealer Maxwell Graham prepares for opening of Essex Street gallery
[NYO]
4. ‘Real Housewife’ Sonja Tremont-Morgan clings to Manhattan home amidst money troubles
[WSJ]
5. Three years after hitting the market, 448 of Sky View Park condos in Queens are unsold
[NYT]
6. Little evidence that Obama’s refinancing housing strategy will work
[Washington Times]
7. Bank of New York Mellon may trim real estate costs
[Business Week]
8. Former Harry Winston store at 56th Street and Fifth Avenue gets a clean up [NYT]
9. REITS hit by SEC review
[WSJ]
10. Turtle Bay video store fights for survival
[DNAinfo]
11. Second Avenue Subway construction causes rifts on the Upper East Side
[WSJ]
12. A Tribeca condo that takes storage space very seriously
[NYO]
13. CEO of Harlem’s Giscombe Realty Group talks leasing and development
[NYT]
14. Superfund classifies East Elmhurst dry-cleaner site a public health hazard
[Queens Chronicle]